If he hasn't ridden it yet, have him be super careful.

I got my little brother a tri-bike and forgot to warn him about the added instability of having all of his weight above the front wheel...he promptly wiped out.

Careful!

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The TT is about 4 miles or 6.5k

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He has ridden it, up and down the street without brakes, thanks though. He still has a lot to learn.

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They're quite rubbery though.

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Looks like a PX Exocet. Nice setup.

KW

mother of drop! sweet ride!

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How does it ride? Do you love it?

I think their bikes are simply beautiful.

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all I have to say is wow!!!!

The bike is just as great performance wise as aesthetically.

I had this frame waiting to be built for almost a year and a half, and finally decided it was time. So happy I finally pulled the trigger.

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That is nice! I will also say that deep wheels make a pretty bike look soooooooooo sexy, sorry I'm drooling over here. I cannot wait to get my deep rear to go along with my deep from, who knows maybe I will do some crits or road races this summer so I can see what it looks like on my road bike.

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niiiiiiice !

SpeedRacer, Great looking bike, I might just have to post some new pictures of my bike soon. I have a SC too, with a few little upgrades.

Please do! I would love to see it. Thanks for the compliments.

trashes p5 all day

has exposed cables at the front of his bike

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lol

Nothing you can do about that with the 50/10 stem. The grommet that covers those cables WILL NOT stay on. You have to use the other option.

Do you find you eject many bottles at that angle? I ask because I do.

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mate how did you get the chainstay to go through the disk? amazing! ;)

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Not at all. I took two pieces of velcro and placed on the very bottom of the mount where the bottle bottom sits, and another on the middle of the mount. Never have a problem getting it out and it never pops out. (I assume you are referring to the rear bottle)

- spacers
- Crank arm position
- wheel alignment
- 25s don't fit.

Other than that, gorgeous.

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If you read another thread you'd know the story. My new HED disc decals do not match the 2011 H3 decals on the front. Had to order new 2012 decals for the front wheel and then I'll post new pics. This was a temporary fix to see what it looks like.

 - spacers - I'm 6'3, this is the biggest frame they make and it barely fits me. 110 stem... 2cm's off the post...
- Crank arm position- total failure on my part. couldn't even wait to put the pedals on. At least it's in the big ring
- wheel alignment- Again, premature and I couldn't wait. I'll maybe replace this photo with a better, properly staged photo for you.


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Yes I was I will try that, oddly enough I never had a ejection before race day and it was about 3-5 miles into the 56 mile ride. Kaboom and they were gone.

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